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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 15, 2014
Page
16
An anonymous Golf Magazine poll of PGA Tour players asks what score would result on a tough par 72 with 15 inch cups. Many joke about lips and margins while noting historical advocacy by Ben Hogan for larger cups to shift emphasis from putting to ball striking.
The article emphasizes that mastery requires about 10 years and 10,000 hours of focused practice per Anders Ericsson. It argues experience, not talent, shapes champions, with the hippocampus predicting outcomes from past patterns. Early correct instruction prevents costly relearning and makes playing enjoyable.
The article explains how body type shapes swing plane. Arc players are tall and loopy, Width players short and explosive, Leverage players rotary and on plane throughout. Prototypes include Furyk, Donald, and Choi.
The article explains degrees of freedom as the independent variables needed to solve a problem, applying to golf where body parts move in many ways to complete a swing. It notes the arm has seven degrees of freedom, the hand twenty seven, and the shoulder three, with multiple paths to the same end point.
The Golf Perfecter is a versatile swing trainer worn on the lead arm. It claims to address 95 percent of golf swing movements, increasing accuracy and distance. It can be worn during social rounds and costs $90 with video demonstrations online at thegolftrainingaidstore.com.
The Golf Channel covered the Players Championship highlighting Brad Faxon as color commentator. He impressed as both player and swing analyst with innate interest and deep knowledge.
The article cites Capt. Nathaniel Fick and Recon Marines as examples of how deliberate practice shapes performance under pressure. It argues golfers, like soldiers, fall back to their highest level of training when stressed, stressing hours of range time and team familiarity.
A study by LPGA golfer Debbie Crews shows a “newness effect” where a new putter raises brain activity in 26 of 32 measures and improves early, but effects fade as the new becomes automatic. The old pattern recovers and gains prominence again.
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